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Inventive forecasting tools to adapt water quality management to a new climate (INVENTWATER)

INVENTWATER

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InventWater will form a new generation of professionals capable of uniting fields with data science, climate, hydrology and water ecology, and who develop the necessary capabilities to translate the knowledge and technical innovations into useful products for the managers.

The increasing availability of our climatic products and the advances in the fan modeling eines that remain possible for the first time to produce reliable forecasts of water quality in lakes and rivers on a regional and global scale, a potential that can be exploited in the sector of l’water.

InventWater will form a new generation of professionals capable of uniting fields with data science, climate, hydrology and water ecology, and who are now developing the necessary capabilities to translate the knowledge and technical innovations into useful products. for managers, political leaders and the general public.

The project is based on 15 doctoral theses on the most innovative aspects of water quality prediction applied to a wide range of problems, from local adaptation to the increase of extreme climatic events, including the supports the adaptation strategies to climate change and the assistance of the United Nations Sustainable Development Objectives.

IP: Rafael Marcé, CEAB-CSIC

Partners: ICRA, AARHUS UNIVERSITET, DkIT, UFZ, IIASA, RUHR-UNIVERSITAET BOCHUM, UNIVERSITY OF STIRLING, VRIJE UNIVERSITEIT BRUSSEL, WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CORK

General project information

Project code

H2020-MSCA-ITN-094

Financing amount

206.349€

Development period
Start

2021

End

2024

Department
Research areas and themes

Responsible researcher

Research Scientist

Other researchers and involved staff

Funding entities

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Institutions/collaborators

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